nlpip - A natural language based unix pipeline utility
nlpip takes a text written in natural language as input, and performs a
specified command also written in natural language, and then outputs the result
in natural language.
Here's a demo:
Installation
First, you need to install nlpip using pip:
pip install nlpip
Then, set your OpenAI's API key as an environment variable:
export OPENAI_API_KEY=WRITE_YOUR_KEY_HERE
How to use
nlpip or just nlp for short, provides following default commands:
keywords: Extract keywords from input textpoem: Write poem using input textsummarize: Summarize input textsentiment: Analyze sentiment of input text
For example, if you want summarize input.txt and turn it into a poem, you can
run the following command:
cat input.txt | nlp summarize | nlp poem
How to create a new command
To create a new command, you just need to create a text file containing the
command in natural language. For example, if you want to create a command that
translates input text into French, you can create a file named
~/.nlpip/prompts/fr.txt in with:
Translate into French
Then, you can run the following command:
echo Hello | nlp fr
And you will get the following output:
Bonjour
You may override default commands by creating a file with the same name in
~/.nlpip/prompts/.
Credit
nlpipis inspired by Schillace Laws of Semantic AI.
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